Paris Saint-Germain will face Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League final

The day before, Inter beat Barcelona 4-3 in extra time, finishing the two-legged tie with a 7-6 aggregate score and also advancing to the final. Thus, after tense semi-final matches, both participants in the final stage of the tournament were determined.

On May 31, the grand final of the prestigious European competition will take place at the Arena Munich stadium in Germany, where PSG will face Inter. This event promises to be significant for all football fans, as the best teams of the continent will take to the field. Tickets for the final are worth buying in advance, as fans from all over the world will gather in the stands of the German stadium.

In the return semi-final, held in Paris, Enrique's team beat Arsenal with a score of 2:1. Already in the 27th minute, Fabian Ruiz opened the scoring in the match. In the 69th minute, the Portuguese PSG player failed to convert a penalty, losing to goalkeeper Vitanya. Achraf Hakimi scored the second goal for the Parisians in the 72nd minute, and Bukayo Saka reduced the gap for the Londoners in the 76th minute.

Last year, Real Madrid won the Champions League, beating Borussia Dortmund with a score of 2:0. However, this season the Spaniards were unable to reach the semi-finals. In the upcoming final, many consider PSG to be the favorite, which, under the leadership of the ambitious Luis Enrique, has demonstrated excellent results and physical fitness. This is the second time Enrique's team has reached the Champions League final; earlier, he led Barcelona to victory.

PSG reached the final for the first time since the departure of star Kylian Mbappe to the Madrid club, which was eliminated from the tournament at the quarter-final stage.

Previously, the teams met only in friendly matches and never in official European Cup games. Now the Parisians have a chance to win all four major European club trophies: the national championship, the Cup, the Super Cup and the Eurocup. They have already conquered the Super Cup and the national championship.

For the first time in five years, no team from England or Spain will participate in the Champions League final, which adds intrigue to who will become the new champion of the prestigious league.